504 or IEP?
Your child has a 504 plan, but something still isn't working. This workbook helps you figure out whether it's time to ask for more.Section 504 and an IEP look similar on paper. They're not the same, and the difference matters once your child needs more than accommodations. This 11-page workbook helps you tell them apart, catch the signs a 504 plan isn't enough, and know exactly what to do next if you decide to request an IEP evaluation.What's inside:- A plain-language comparison of Section 504 and IDEA/IEP, side by side- A checklist of signs a 504 plan may not be enough- A worksheet for logging evidence before you ask for more- A ready-to-use letter template for requesting a formal evaluation- What happens after you request an evaluation, step by step- Sample language for when the district pushes back- A quick-reference page of your rights during the processFillable PDF. Type directly into it or print and fill by hand.Special education advocacy. Not legal advice.
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